“Craftsmanship” is a process of continuous repetition and refinement. The process takes its toll over time and once exhausted, anything excess is discarded, and true essence is distilled into skill. By using their bodies as a form of artistic technique, the dancers show in the present the culmination of their past experiences. Through dance, are they creating or reminiscing?

With all kinds of questions in mind, the two dancers Ong Yong Lock and Chen Wu Kang will together learn an entirely foreign craft – Wing Chun and Traditional Paper Crafting, starting from scratch. Through which, they will parallel their years of experience in dance, and to reflect on its heritage and the blood, sweat and tears devoted to perfecting the craft.

To celebrate the Passoverdance’s achievements and decade-long commitment to its missions, the 10th anniversary production 1ogether is a collaborative creation involving the company’s Artistic Director, core members and guest dancers. The work revolves around the concept of “relationships” through exchange of movements and thoughts.

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Mythical fiction Journey to the West is one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. Not only people are familiar with the characters Tang Sanzang, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing, but also their adventure stories, such as The Monkey King Thrice Beats the Bony Ghost and The Flaming Mountains. The Music Office Instructors’ Chinese Ensemble will perform pieces to reshape the key plots and scenes from Journey to the West. You will have a refreshing feeling of Chinese music!

Do you know the relationship between wind and music? Do you notice that ‘wind’ is the name of the wind instruments? A wind instrument, be it a woodwind instrument or a brass instrument, produces sound through the vibration of air in the tube of the instrument when a player blows into it. That’s why a symphonic band is also known as a wind band. The Music Office Instructors’ Wind Ensemble will lead you to the magical world of wind music through a series of well-known classics and film scores, including The Enchanted Lake, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and Kiki’s Delivery Service. Let’s have fun in the world of wind music!

A virtuoso in music terminology is a person who is exceptionally skilled at performing. In addition to playing solo, the strings also play an important role in orchestras and chamber music. The Music Office Instructors’ String Ensemble will perform pieces that showcase the unique timbre and techniques of string instruments and bring you an unforgettable moment!

An exotic fable of a dashing pirate’s love for a beautiful harem girl, Le Corsaire features captive maidens, a rich pasha, suspenseful abductions, dramatic rescues and a poisoned rose, culminating in an unexpected shipwreck that’s one of the most breathtaking spectacles in all of ballet! Choreographer Anna-Marie Holmes originally brought Le Corsaire from Russia to Boston and New York in the U.S., where it was filmed for Public Broadcasting Service’s (PBS) Great Performances series in 1999 and won an Emmy award in 2000. Based on The Corsair by Lord Byron, this exhilarating production follows the adventures of the dashing pirate Conrad, who goes on a dangerous journey to rescue his true love Medora, who has been captured by a rival. The plot is full of action, passion and romance with its intricate pas de trois and breathtaking jumps from its colorful cast of characters! Remark: The presentation of this excerpt from Le Corsaire will take the form of a rehearsal with a short programme introduction. It may briefly pause at times if necessary.

Multimedia Childcare Sensory Interactive Physical Theatre (No language)
【Sensory Stimulations x Physical Theatre x Music x Interactive Exercises】

Dots, lines, curves…
What can you imagine?
Yellow,Red,Blue ,were individual.
One day,
they discovered they could form
a New Colours
by mixing up!
Will they be together and create a Wonderful World with Multi Colours?

Let’s have a wonderful drawing journey together in magic of theatre!